Here's my beef with Syfy's shift in programming:
other than Fox--who's only given Fringe one more season anyway, what network is producing sci-fi programming on a regular basis? Right now there's enough tv shows and movies about vampires, witches, and werewolves to choke a rhinoceros. (And don't get me wrong, I luuuurve me some supernatural-themed shows.) But in terms of true science-fiction shows there's Fringe, Eureka, Warehouse 13, Futurama, and...?
I don't mind their trying to stay alive, I really don't. I'm just irked that in their attempt to stay alive, they're becoming as muddled and ubiquitous as Spike and G4.

I took this picture on one of the last days of production. Whenever I watch Eureka this season, and I see an advert on the network formerly known as Sci-Fi for one of their stupid goddamn are-you-serious-with-this-bullshit reality shows, I get angry and then sad. Eureka was and is such a g...

I took this picture on one of the last days of production. Whenever I watch Eureka this season, and I see an advert on the network formerly known as Sci-Fi for one of their stupid goddamn are-you-serious-with-this-bullshit reality shows, I get angry and then sad. Eureka was and is such a g...